Monday, May 28, 2007
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Update
We have went to the doctor again and everything is great. The surgeon saw him for about 2 minutes and said that the incision is healing nicely. His doctor says that he is gaining weight and looks wonderful. We will see him soon enough for 2 month shots :(
Since the surgery, he is eating between 4-6 ounces every 3 hours and still has his night and day confused, but he is getting a little better.
Since the surgery, he is eating between 4-6 ounces every 3 hours and still has his night and day confused, but he is getting a little better.
Monday, May 21, 2007
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Monday, May 14, 2007
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Chicks dig scars!!!
Hospital
We are home from the hospital and Xander's surgery went wonderful. He just ate a 4 oz bottle and has kept all but one of his feedings down (the doctor says that it is normal to throw up a little afterwards). He is in great spirts and very smiley.
On Wednesday I took him to the doctor because he was throwing up most of his feedings. The doctor examined him and then Xander had an ultrasound at St. John's. It confirmed that he had pyloric stenosis. This basically means that the tube between his stomach and his intestines (the pyloric) was narrowing (stenosis). The muscle had grown too fast and cut off the tunnel; so no food went down- it only came up. Xander was admitted and had the surgery later that night (Wednesday) at 7:45. Both the doctor and the surgeon said that he did wonderful and the surgery was a success. He got to taste grape today- the tylenol is grape flavored.
All day Wednesday Xander was wonderful- sleeping and laughing, depsite the IV, not eating, and being poked and prodded. But he is very happy to be home and able to eat again.
Thank you everyone for your prayers and words of encouragment. It really means so much to Steve and I.
See you soon.
-kelly-
On Wednesday I took him to the doctor because he was throwing up most of his feedings. The doctor examined him and then Xander had an ultrasound at St. John's. It confirmed that he had pyloric stenosis. This basically means that the tube between his stomach and his intestines (the pyloric) was narrowing (stenosis). The muscle had grown too fast and cut off the tunnel; so no food went down- it only came up. Xander was admitted and had the surgery later that night (Wednesday) at 7:45. Both the doctor and the surgeon said that he did wonderful and the surgery was a success. He got to taste grape today- the tylenol is grape flavored.
All day Wednesday Xander was wonderful- sleeping and laughing, depsite the IV, not eating, and being poked and prodded. But he is very happy to be home and able to eat again.
Thank you everyone for your prayers and words of encouragment. It really means so much to Steve and I.
See you soon.
-kelly-
Saturday, May 5, 2007
Friday, May 4, 2007
One Month Old Today
In the past few days, mommy says that I have been smiling at her and grandma's (before she says it was just gas). She also says that some nights I am sleeping alot, but then the next night I barely sleep. I really just like seeing her in the middle of the night :) I can barely wear any more 0-3 month clothes- I am even wearing some 3-9 month outfits.
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